Melt Away Vitamin C Triple Action Cleanser

Uses lactic acid instead of glycolic acid and sodium ascorbyl phosphate instead of tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, so the exfoliation and vitamin C forms differ from the source despite a similar 'brightening cleanser' concept.

No actual glycolic acid or tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate present—uses magnesium ascorbyl phosphate instead, and it's a sulfate/foaming surfactant base rather than the source's gentle glucoside-sultaine system.

Uses ascorbyl glucoside (a different, weaker vitamin C form) and salicylic acid rather than glycolic acid, plus a sulfate-based men's face wash base that's quite different in feel and formulation intent.

This is a cleansing milk with no vitamin C derivative at all and only trace/unclear glycolic acid mention, missing the core vitamin C and exfoliation actives entirely.

No vitamin C derivative present and glycolic acid is not actually listed despite the score note, making this just a generic gentle cleansing gel with botanical extracts.